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After the three-door hatchback, convertible, Clubman, Roadster and Coupe variants of the Mini, the BMW Group-owned British carmaker will preview yet another body style at next month's 2012 Geneva Motor Show via a thinly disguised concept model.
- Scoop: All-new Mini Clubman Turns Into A More Conventional Station Wagon
No more trick (passenger) doors for the Mini Clubman, as the BMW Group-owned British carmaker is readying a more conventional replacement for the compact model with a regular four-door arrangement and a station wagon body that ditches the current version's...
- Mini Clubvan Is Concept No More, Production Model Officially Revealed
Proving that there's no end to the BMW Group's thirst for growth in any given segment, Mini has introduced the production version of the 2012 Geneva Motor Show Clubvan Concept. Billed as "the world’s first premium compact delivery...
- Mini Crossover Design Study Previews 2010 Production Version
Making its world premiere at the 2008 Paris Motor Show in October, the MINI Crossover design study previews the British firm’s first ever 4x4 SUV that’s due in early 2010. The fourth body variant of the MINI after the classic two-door hatch,...
- Geneva: Mini Claims Clubman Name For Its "shooting Brake" Model Which Goes On Sale Before The End Of 2007
Since they’ve already unveiled a whole pack of concepts at every major car show the past two years (MINI Concept Frankfurt, MINI Concept Tokyo, MINI Concept Detroit & MINI Concept Geneva), it was about time we heard something about the production...
- Mini Usa Sales Chart - January - June 2012
BMW's U.S. Mini division sold 5995 cars in June 2012, taking the company's year-to-date total up to 32,059 through the first half of 2012. That's 7.5% better than Mini's first-half total from 2011, but keep in mind, Mini added two new...
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MINI to Bring "Breadvan" Concept to the Geneva Motor Show
After the three-door hatchback, convertible, Clubman, Roadster and Coupe variants of the Mini, the BMW Group-owned British carmaker will preview yet another body style at next month's 2012 Geneva Motor Show via a thinly disguised concept model.
This one is called the Clubvan (though Breadvan may have been a more appropriate name in this case...) and as you probably have guessed by now, it's based on the Clubman. However, unlike the latter, the Clubvan study will do away with the rear seats and side windows offering a continuous loading bay stretching to the front passenger seats.
Read more »- Scoop: All-new Mini Clubman Turns Into A More Conventional Station Wagon
No more trick (passenger) doors for the Mini Clubman, as the BMW Group-owned British carmaker is readying a more conventional replacement for the compact model with a regular four-door arrangement and a station wagon body that ditches the current version's...
- Mini Clubvan Is Concept No More, Production Model Officially Revealed
Proving that there's no end to the BMW Group's thirst for growth in any given segment, Mini has introduced the production version of the 2012 Geneva Motor Show Clubvan Concept. Billed as "the world’s first premium compact delivery...
- Mini Crossover Design Study Previews 2010 Production Version
Making its world premiere at the 2008 Paris Motor Show in October, the MINI Crossover design study previews the British firm’s first ever 4x4 SUV that’s due in early 2010. The fourth body variant of the MINI after the classic two-door hatch,...
- Geneva: Mini Claims Clubman Name For Its "shooting Brake" Model Which Goes On Sale Before The End Of 2007
Since they’ve already unveiled a whole pack of concepts at every major car show the past two years (MINI Concept Frankfurt, MINI Concept Tokyo, MINI Concept Detroit & MINI Concept Geneva), it was about time we heard something about the production...
- Mini Usa Sales Chart - January - June 2012
BMW's U.S. Mini division sold 5995 cars in June 2012, taking the company's year-to-date total up to 32,059 through the first half of 2012. That's 7.5% better than Mini's first-half total from 2011, but keep in mind, Mini added two new...